Ridiculous Terrace Chants of Yesteryear

[Jacob]

Where's yer father...where's yer father...where's yer father referee ? You haven't got one ...You're a.....etc (To the tune of My Darling Clementine)

 

[Seathestars]

Who are yeah

 

[Steve0]

Oh I forgot about the banal chant of 'stand up, if you....(whatever)', which is usually followed by 12 people standing up in a crowd of 30,000 plus.
Does 'stand up, if you love Man U' ring any bells?

It was/is usually opposition fans singing ‘if you hate man u’.

United used to respond with ‘stand up for the champions’.

Which obviously they’ve been unable to sing for a few years now.

 

[adi dassler]

Villa - Yipee Yi Ay, Yippee Aye Oh (or however you spell it) & on the p*ss m'lord are both disgusting chants, particularly in that grim Brummie accent

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Frank Worthington song sung by the Street End used to make me laugh when I was a nipper,a similar choon used to reverberate whenever we played Boltonlol

 

[roydo]

My favourite, if true cos I wasnt there, was a Villa one. They were at home, and in a state, and the away support, City or Newcastle iirc, sang the "Going down going down" standard.

In a heartbeat, the Holte End responded with "Whats it like whats it like"

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Villa - Yipee Yi Ay, Yippee Aye Oh (or however you spell it) & on the p*ss m'lord are both disgusting chants, particularly in that grim Brummie accent

Holte Enders in the skoiye!!!

 

[Steve0]

My favourite, if true cos I wasnt there, was a Villa one. They were at home, and in a state, and the away support, City or Newcastle iirc, sang the "Going down going down" standard.

In a heartbeat, the Holte End responded with "Whats it like whats it like"

Speaking of Villa, sometime in the 90s the United fans taunted Villa with the chant 'have you ever won the double, have you fudge'.

 

[Brisan123]

My favourite, if true cos I wasnt there, was a Villa one. They were at home, and in a state, and the away support, City or Newcastle iirc, sang the "Going down going down" standard.

In a heartbeat, the Holte End responded with "Whats it like whats it like"

Years ago I was at a Tranmere game with the football club and about 8 kids teams
Opposition fans started singing
Going down going down
Tranmere fans responded with
So are we so are we
Kinda took the wind out of the opposition sails

 

[daza_1973]

To the tune of walking in a winter wonderland
Graeme Souness was dying all the kopites were crying ….
Oh what joy...something something something
Watching Graeme Souness pass away...

After his dodgy heart scare in the early 90's

 

[gonetomorrow]

In yer Glasgow slums................

Even now I'm ashamed.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Leeds fans doing the half and half of
We are the Champions /
Champions of Europe.
With a a couple of wool dressed fools standing on the barriers in the park end conducting them.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Leeds fans doing the half and half of
We are the Champions /
Champions of Europe.
With a a couple of wool dressed fools standing on the barriers in the park end conducting them.

T'Champions,T'Champions of Europe wasn't it?lol

 

[ScoobyBlue]

Tell me ma, me ma,
I don't want no tea, no tea
We're going to Wem-ber-lee,
tell me ma, me ma

 

[ScoobyBlue]

Derby County away in the late '70's to the tune of "Knees up Mother Brown" when the floodlights failed and they couldn't get the back up generator to work for a good 30 minutes

"Who'se up Mary Brown, who'se up Mary Brown,
Tommy Tommy Docherty, Tommy Tommy Docherty"

For those of you too young to remember, ask your Dad about Mary Brown and Tommy Docherty